OGR Bologna: Le cause per danni da amianto in sede civile sono possibili e rafforzate nonostante la sentenza di archiviazione del procedimento penale

11 Dicembre 2020 di editor

La recente pubblicazione delle notizie sull’archiviazione del procedimento penale sulle OGR, ha provocato qualche incertezza nelle persone che intendono chiedere in sede civile i danni all’azienda (FF.SS. -RFI), in realtà non solo continua ad essere possibile, ma alla luce delle motivazioni della sentenza queste sono addirittura rafforzate.

Pertanto pubblichiamo un contributo degli avvocati dello Studio Legale Associato (Francesca Ferretti, Stefania Mangione e Francesca Stangherlin) che fanno chiarezza sulla questione.

Leggi il contributo dello Studio Legale Associato e l’intervento dell’Avv. Stefania Mangione in occasione della Assemblea di AfeVA ER

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